Cantonese White Lotus Mooncake

by Food·Color

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Difficulty

Easy

Time

2h

Serving

2

The lotus seed paste moon cakes seem to be a classic that cannot be bypassed in moon cakes. It seems that you can't avoid it when you make mooncakes and give mooncakes. In fact, I'm tired of lotus seed paste moon cakes. I'm tired of eating it, and if I'm tired of it, I'm tired of it.
However, if you don't make mooncakes filled with lotus paste, it seems to have a very strange feeling. Moreover, its audience is so wide. Just do it for another year.
About the moon cake mold. In previous years, spring-type plastic molds were used. This year, I plan to take a retro route. Use the triple wooden molds. In previous years, the mooncakes it made were a bit big, but later found out that the mooncakes filled with the mold did not weigh more than 50 cans, with an average of 40-45 grams each, which was within the acceptable range. Therefore, it does not need to be left unused. Use a wooden mold to make moon cakes, tap left and right, to buckle the cake blank, which has a unique sense of tradition. No wonder at that time called moon cakes, moon cakes.
The moon cake buckled out of the wooden mold is cone-shaped, with a small top and a large bottom. The surface is not as smooth as it is pressed out of a plastic mold, but it feels like a moon cake I ate when I was a child. But, at that time, there seems to be no lotus paste filling, right? The classic at that time seemed to be red bean paste. . . "

Cantonese White Lotus Mooncake

1. Materials

2. Pour the alkaline water and syrup into a bowl

3. Stir thoroughly

4. add some oil

5. Stir well

6. Sift in the flour

7. Mix into a uniform dough

8. Wrap it with plastic wrap and let it rest for 30 minutes

9. Divide the skin into 10 grams/piece, and divide the filling into 30 grams/piece

10. Take a piece of pie crust and press flat

11. Put the filling

12. Push up the crust

13. Close up and round

14. Pack all one by one

15. Put it in the flour and roll it in a circle, and coat it with a thin layer of flour

16. Put in the mold

17. Compaction

18. Knock left and right

19. Buckle out the cake

20. Place in the baking tray, spray water on the surface

21. Put it in the oven, middle level, upper fire 230 degrees, lower fire 180 degrees, bake for about 5-7 minutes

22. The surface is shaped, take out and brush the egg liquid, put it in the oven again, and bake for about 10-15 minutes

23. Golden surface, baked

Tips:

This amount of cake crust can make 18 moon cakes. Only 6 are made here, and the remaining crust can be used for other moon cakes.
The baking time and firepower need to be adjusted according to the actual situation of the oven.

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